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Diydave 11-30-2012 08:55:16 96.244.157.254 Report to Moderator	Ain't nuthin a hydraulic digger can do, that a pto digger does just as well. That being said, I need my hydraulic auger, for the speed, accuracy, not trying to start any fights, But since you asked, I have $1750, in the hyd auger, that includes a 6" auger, and a 30" auger. I have since picked up other augers, that fit it, never paid more than $200, for any of them! [Reply]   [No Email]
buickanddeere 12-03-2012 04:31:17 184.151.63.191 Report to Moderator	With the various soil types here left from glacial till. One farm can have sand, gravel, loam, clay, clay loaded with stones and swamp muck. Then add moisture varying from wet to dust if on low or high ground. Too much time wasted with broken shear bolts, augers that corkscrew in or won"t dig at all without down pressure. How do you add down pressure with your three point hitch digger?   [Reply]  [No Email]